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Title: Texas demographer: 'It's basically over for Anglos'
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URL Source: http://blogs.chron.com/texaspolitic ... s/2011/02/texas_demograph.html
Published: Feb 25, 2011
Author: Steve Murdock
Post Date: 2011-02-25 20:32:00 by Jethro Tull
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Views: 427
Comments: 21
Looking at population projections for Texas, demographer Steve Murdock concludes: "It's basically over for Anglos." Two of every three Texas children are now non-Anglo and the trend line will become even more pronounced in the future, said Murdock, former U.S. Census Bureau director and now director of the Hobby Center for the Study of Texas at Rice University. Today's Texas population can be divided into two groups, he said. One is an old and aging Anglo and the other is young and minority. Between 2000 and 2040, the state's public school enrollment will see a 15 percent decline in Anglo children while Hispanic children will make up a 213 percent increase, he said. The state's largest county - Harris - will shed Anglos throughout the coming decades. By 2040, Harris County will have about 516, 000 fewer Anglos than lived in the Houston area in 2000, while the number of Hispanics will increase by 2.5 million during the same period, Murdock said. The projection assumes a net migration rate equal to one-half of 1990-2000. Most of the state's population growth is natural, Murdock told the House Mexican American Legislative Caucus today. About 22 percent of the growth comes from people moving to Texas from other states. About 6 percent of the state's population is not documented, he said. B y 2040, only 20 percent of the state's public school enrollment will be Anglo, he said. Last year, non-Hispanic white children made up 33.3 percent of the state's 4.8 million public school enrollment. Of the state's 254 counties, 79 recorded declining population during the past 20 years. All are rural. An additional 30 Texas counties, he said, would have also lost population had they not experienced Hispanic growth. The state's future looks bleak assuming the current trend line does not change because education and income levels for Hispanics lag considerably behind Anglos, he said. Unless the trend line changes, 30 percent of the state's labor force will not have even a high school diploma by 2040, he said. And the average household income will be about $6,500 lower than it was in 2000. That figure is not inflation adjusted so it will be worse than what it sounds. "It's a terrible situation that you are in. I am worried," Murdock said.
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February 24, 2011
Texas demographer: 'It's basically over for Anglos'
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#4. To: Jethro Tull (#0)
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For many, many out there, it's not a quest for wealth, but for survival. If you don't believe me, trust me on this one.
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I wish. But I believe that we've passed the point of No Return.
Sir Lod... We passed that point years ago. Over the years I was in and out of CA,AZ, and TX many times. Even then it was apparent to an outsider that the white population was losing ground, never to regain it. Residents of those border states that actually believe that there will be co existence and or peaceful assimilation, are deluding themselves.
I don't know, I just don't know. One of my helpers is from MX, here legally, and struggling to make it. He travels back to MX to take care of two rental units that he owns there. He still drives a pos '78 F-150 so he doesn't get shot en route. He reports that things are much worse in MX, than in TX.
#17. To: Lod (#16)
When the day of reckoning comes, blood is thicker than water. The white man is a small minority in this world and is hated world wide. When push comes to shove and violence becomes the final arbitrator, the white man will lose. Color will go with color every time. Not many more years and whites will be the minority in this country, I recall about 2050 or such.
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#6. To: Eric Stratton (#4)
#8. To: Lod (#6)
#10. To: Eric Stratton, 4 (#8)
Ironically the people of our nation for some ignorant reason believe that it's godly. We ask God to bless us but we forsake Him. Perhaps when we turn to Him and bless Him, he will decide to bless us.
#13. To: Lod (#10)
But I believe that we've passed the point of No Return.
#16. To: Cynicom (#13)
We passed that point years ago.
Replies to Comment # 16. I don't know, I just don't know.
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